Wu Huangshan is a renowned national geological park, famous for its peculiar rocks, steep mountains, and mystical sea of clouds. It boasts a rich and unique array of tourism resources, often referred to as a natural oxygen bar and forest bathhouse.
The natural landscape within the scenic area is particularly abundant, featuring Fairy Pond, Human Head Stone Waterfall, Mei Zhui Zhai’s peculiar rock groups, thousand-year-old stone steps, terraced fields, and water wheels.
This place is also a nationally recognized protected area for red cypress forests, with contiguous cypress forests covering an area of 120,000 mu. The climate here is unique, with perennial clouds and mist surrounding dense forests, secluded valleys, and streams, forming beautiful natural landscapes. The lifelike Giant Yang Stone attracts countless visitors to worship, and the scenery of the Twin Peaks leaves people with boundless imagination. The park is open all year round from 09:00 to 17:00, with specific business status subject to the day’s opening conditions.
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